NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 10-2018

The jet not only clobbered the top of a five-foot perimeter wall but also destroyed a small landing guide tower as it climbed out of Tiruchirappalli International Airport in Tamil Nadu

Authorities allege messages circulating WeChat appear to offer money in exchange for votes.

Toronto Police is investigating an anti-abortion demonstration turned violent at Ryerson University earlier this month.Officers were called to Gould St. around 2:10 p.m. on Oct.

Canadian oil prices basically crashed this week.

Canada is contributing $50 million to the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency -- after the United States decided to stop funding what it called an "irredeemably flawed" organization.

Tony, who was born female and is transgender, is supported by his husband and 'handler' Andrew, 32, who accompanies Tony to regular play dates with other role-players in the hometown of Los Angeles.

VPD special project targeted opportunistic thieves stealing electronic devices from restaurant patios and coffee shops.

RCMP say the boys, who are 14 and 15, were arrested without incident.

Sign, sign everywhere a sign.But the City of Toronto says one election sign in Don Valley North (Ward 17) has just got to go. "Mine is not an election sign, but a protest sign," said Tony Dundas, a 68-year-old resident in the Don Mills Rd.-Finch Ave. area

There is still no news on the fate of the Christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy. On Wednesday Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan (TLP), a hardline religious political party, has announced protests across the country. On social media, extremists are call

Not only is it cheaper, but Canadian oil is rich in bitumen, used to build everything from roads and roofs as China ramps up a building boom

'You can hear how he was interrogated, tortured and then murdered'

The new trade deal allowing more U.S. milk to be sold in Canada has sparked a rallying cry to buy Canadian dairy. The message comes not only from dairy farmers but also from many Canadian consumers.

Jim Clark knows better than most the sound of boxcars derailing. He heard again on Tuesday morning in his Stellarton, N.S., backyard.

Canada's lawmakers do not have a duty to consult with Indigenous people before introducing legislation that may affect Indigenous and treaty rights, the Supreme Court says in a decision that will be welcomed by the federal government, which argues such an

Seven Canadians are among almost 500 foreign women affiliated with ISIS who have been captured and are being held in camps in this Kurdish-controlled region of Syria.

The incoming Coalition Avenir Quebec government says it has no intention of removing the crucifix that hangs behind the Speaker's chair in the legislature.

In a sobering new report, the head of the United Nations says the security situation in Mali has sharply deteriorated over the past three months even as demand for food aid and other humanitarian assistance has skyrocketed.

The Bigstone Cree Nation band council's decision to take the payment points to problems with its governance and could be unlawful, a lawyer says

The owner of the Calgary-based trucking company involved in the fatal Humboldt Broncos bus crash has been charged.

A growing number of tech analysts are predicting that in less than 20 years we'll all have stopped owning cars.

A complaint has been filed at the Hague-based International Criminal Court against France for alleged crimes against humanity over nuclear tests conducted in the South Pacific, a French Polynesian opposition leader said on Tuesday.

In his first, exclusive interview since being expelled from Saudi Arabia over a tweet, former Canadian ambassador Dennis Horak criticizes Canada's diplomatic efforts in the Kingdom as well as Iran.

Gaining frightening fury overnight, Hurricane Michael closed in Wednesday on the Florida Panhandle with potentially catastrophic winds of 145 mph, the most powerful storm on record ever to menace the stretch of fishing villages, military bases and spring-

North Vancouver RCMP are warning of a so-called "CEO scam" after a government employee was duped into buying a $500 worth of gift cards.

Goldy claims in a newly filed lawsuit that the broadcaster violated her constitutional right to freely express herself as a registered candidate

Chretien unleashes that unflattering opinion of Trump in a new book of anecdotes from his 10 years as Canada's prime minister

About 100 people have been evacuated from the nearby Lheidli T'enneh First Nation. The RCMP says the cause of the rupture is still under investigation

Nikki Haley abruptly resigned Tuesday as the US ambassador to the United Nations, in the latest departure from President Donald Trump's often shifting...

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow responds to criticism of her controversial lifestyle brand, Goop.

CBC has added its name to a growing list of news organizations around the world that are committed to enhancing transparency and building trust with their audiences.

The International Monetary Fund has cut its global economic growth forecasts for 2018 and 2019, saying that trade policy tensions and the imposition of import tariffs were taking a toll on commerce while emerging markets struggle with tighter financial co

Residents of Florida's panhandle frantically filled sandbags, boarded up homes and secured boats in harbours Monday as they anxiously awaited Hurricane Michael, an approaching storm forecasters warned could smash into the northeast Gulf Coast within days.

Americans William Nordhaus and Paul Romer, pioneers in adapting economic theory to take better account of environmental issues and technological progress, have been awarded the 2018 Nobel Prize in economic sciences.

Turkey says it will search the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul as part of an investigation into the disappearance a week ago of a Saudi contributor to the Washington Post.

Halifax police say several historical sites within the city's oceanfront Point Pleasant Park were damaged

Waking up to another fresh blanket of snow on Monday morning only made matters worse for Alberta farmers still working to get their crops off the field.

When a British man wanted to troll his girlfriend by putting her up for auction on eBay, the tongue-in-cheek ad led to a bidding war that topped out at $119,000.

Residents of Florida's panhandle frantically filled sandbags, boarded up homes and secured boats in harbours Monday as they anxiously awaited Hurricane Michael, an approaching storm forecasters warned could smash into the northeast Gulf Coast within days.

The Hubble Space Telescope has been sidelined by a serious pointing problem.

Irving Oil will work with a number of agencies to determine what caused an explosion and fire at its refinery in Saint John Monday, says a company official.

The supersized limousine that crashed and killed 20 people outside a country store failed a safety inspection last month and shouldn't have been on the road, and the driver wasn't properly licensed, New York's governor said Monday.

'A man or a woman must be presumed innocent unless or until proven guilty,' the president told him. 'You sir, under historic scrutiny were proven innocent.'

A motionless squirrel lying spread-eagled on its back has been coaxed back from the apparent brink of death by a driver who performed chest compressions beside a Minnesota road.

Researchers have discovered an object far beyond the orbit of Pluto they believe strengthens the case for a large planet at the outer reaches of our solar system.

A Chinese destroyer came aggressively close to a U.S. navy ship in the South China Sea, forcing it to manoeuvre to prevent a collision, the U.S. Pacific Fleet said Tuesday, describing an encounter that could worsen tensions between the countries.

The rule brought forward by member of Scottish parliament Tavish Scott applies to maps published by government bodies, although exceptions can be requested.

University and government researchers have been focusing on one population of western rattlesnakes in a fairly pristine basin where there hasn't been much development. The snakes are shy, defensive and natural rodent killers, but some drivers travelling t

People living in the town of Churchill, Man., are getting ready to celebrate the completion of repairs to the lifeline into their community. But uncertainty remains for when the lifeline into their community could be up and running again.

The Skyline Trail at the Cape Breton Highlands National Park is temporarily closed because of "aggressive moose behaviour," says Parks Canada. Parks Canada says it is monitoring the situation and will post new information when it becomes available.

An asylum seeker who has only been in Canada for 18 months was sent a voter registration card from Elections Canada, the Sun has learned.The letter, dated Sept.

William Clyde Allen III, 39, also said he sent similar letters to Russian President Vladimir Putin and the secretary of the Air Force.

Health officials say they are investigating several cases of the disease that infected fleas can spread to humans

As the U.K. works to finalize its split from the European Union, it's about to ramp up efforts to expand its presence in Canada.

A 22-pound rock that has been propping open a door in Michigan for decades turns out to be a meteorite valued at $100,000, according to Central Michigan University.

An eight-year-old girl found a pre-Viking era sword while swimming in a lake in Sweden during the summer.

Tage Kendall is suing RBC after it seized his high performance car claiming he was a co-signer on a defaulted loan. He says he's never done any business with RBC and has never co-signed a loan. The bank and repossession company returned the car to him wit

The Saudi Arabian Consulate in Istanbul said Thursday a Saudi contributor to the Washington Post left its building before disappearing, directly contradicting Turkish officials who say they believe the writer is still inside.

The three academics had a very serious mission in all this: To expose what they call the 'identitarian madness coming out of the academic and activist left'

Dr. Denis Mukwege, a gynecologist treating victims of sexual violence in Congo, and Nadia Murad, a Yazidi human rights activist and survivor of sexual slavery by the ISIS, have won the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize.

Notorious killer and serial rapist Paul Bernardo is due in an eastern Ontario courtroom today for his trial on a weapons possession charge.

Stephen Colbert addressed allegations of workplace misconduct against the senior vice president of talent for CBS Televisions Studios, Vincent "Vinnie" Favale, during his late-night show on Wednesday.

A Democratic congressional staffer was arrested Wednesday and accused of posting the personal information of at least one Republican senator during last week's hearing about sexual assault claims against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, authorities

The United Nations says livestock farming alone is responsible for up to 18 percent of the greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming. Nearly a quarter of that comes from bovine flatulence.

55 Division issued a public safety alert warning of repeated car vandalism in Leslieville. They arrested a man hours later.

The Quebec Court of Appeal has ruled Rania El-Alloul, who was denied justice three years ago after a judge ordered her to remove her hijab, was entitled to be heard by the court.

Three Arctic communities fear they've been cut off from crucial winter supplies and other necessities after a government-owned company cancelled an annual barge run.

Canada has not included the United States in an upcoming meeting aimed at saving the international trading system because it doesn't share the views of the 13 invited countries, says the new Canadian trade minister.

Green Leader Elizabeth May asked for an emergency discussion Tuesday in the House of Commons on the Gulf of St. Lawrence following the release of a report detailing declining oxygen levels in the water. Speaker Geoff Regan turned her down.

A 2.5 metre, 135 kilogram sturgeon that became stranded in shallow water off the Fraser River near Agassiz has been given a new lease on life after RCMP First Nations Police (FNP) organized a rescue mission.

A documentary profiling a 200 km journey by the Xeni Gwet'in is screening at the Vancouver International Film Festival, a year after a nearly fatal accident.

You can blame a partly Arctic air mass for the record-breaking lingering cold across the province. There were other records broken across the province, including Prince George where temperatures dipped to -12.1 C, breaking the previous record of -9.4 C se

Investigators allege mayor famous for welcoming refugees to his town organised a string of sham marriages

High Arctic commercial fisheries moratorium will cover 2.8 million square kilometres of ocean, although there are no current commercial fisheries in the region.

The Alberta government is ending the driving examination system that was privatized in 1993 by then-premier Ralph Klein. As of March 1, 2019, all driver exams will be conducted by government employees.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) recently awarded a $1.3 million contract to an international team of researchers to study quantized inertia, a controversial theory that some physicists dismiss as pseudoscience.

Dana Nuccitelli: As a wealthy, warm country, the US would benefit from implementing a carbon tax to slow global warming

The confrontation in the South China Sea comes amid worsening tensions between Washington and Beijing.

The US believes a new Russian missile may be breaching a Cold War arms control treaty.

Average-speed cameras are seen by some as 'silver bullet' in the fight against speeding. To others, they're 'one of the most evil inventions of recent time.'

The five primary investors have granted their approval for the development of a proposed liquefied natural gas project in northern B.C.

Donna Strickland, an associate professor at the University of Waterloo in Ontario, became the first woman in 55 years and the third ever to win the Nobel Prize in Physics, sharing it with a scientist from the U.S. and another from France for their work in

Police battled to contain a wave of violence in South Africa last night as gangs of migrants armed themselves with machetes to fight off anti-foreigner attacks by locals.

Legal experts say Parliament should consider a new law embracing Canadians' "right to be forgotten" as a landmark battle looms between privacy protection and freedom of expression on the internet.

In a quest to develop conservation strategies to protect a threatened species whose population has declined 80 per cent in the last 50 years, scientists at the University of Alberta have discovered the enigmatic nighthawk travels 20,000 kilometres each ye

A high-pressured western ridge has positioned itself near Alaska, allowing record-breaking warmth from the North Pacific to spread over the Arctic. A ridge, in weather terms, is defined as an elongated area of relatively high pressure extending from th

The number of drones spotted around Canadian airports and aircraft has soared since 2014, and that has some pilots worried about their safety.

The Trump administration has completed a detailed legal proposal to dramatically weaken a major environmental regulation covering mercury, a toxic chemical emitted from coal-burning power plants, according to a person who has seen the document but is not